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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 435

1Name the accent on this letter: e

2What is the purpose of the lingual frenulum?

3We were so relieved when he finally left.

4Which method is most effective for reducing errors in pronunciation?

5What is the recommended starting point for teaching vocabulary?

6Which type of assimilation involves modifying the place of articulation of a sound?

7What is a phonological process?

8Choose the best way to linking vowels:Let's take a break, then try again after lunch.

9What direction does the front of the tongue move in the production of clicks?

10What is the ultimate goal of teaching phonology?

11What is Estuary English?

12Which pronunciation of "attire" has the stress mark in the correct location?

13Choose the word with the special sound g in giant.

14Some criteria linguists use to describe vowel sounds.

15How do you pronounce G?

16The distance between the highest and lowest pitch someone can produce is known as .....

17What intonation should we use for W-H questions?

18Stuttering (fluency) disorders is a disorder which includes interruption of the flow of speech that may include hesitations, repetitions, and prolongation of sounds or words.

19Part of the brain that allows you to move your mouth/tongue right to form speech. (Fill in the blank)

20Described based on their articulatory features, similar to consonants.

21How many main groups of dialects are there in GB?

22What theory states that expiration in speech is a pulsating process:

23How many factors affect pronunciation?

24Which word begins with a fricative dental voiceless consonant?

25How did you go to Bangkok?

26What are the effects if the broca's area is damaged?

27Check the word below that contains only voiced fricatives.

28How do you pronounce the "ed" in this verb? Printed

29Which of the following Verb + ed endings will have a voiceless ending sound?

30Phonetics is the study of the sounds of language. What do we call these sounds?

31The study of sounds in language is called:

32Which vowel sound does mountain belong under?

33What is acoustic phonetics?

34It is the unique characteristic of sound of an instrument or a voice.

35Imperatives of all kinds pronounced with a low nuclear pitch and a Low Rise sound casual and unimportant.

36Received Pronunciation is .....

37Adding a /w/ or /j/ between words for smooth linking is an example of .....

38What are the two elements of the Spoken Language Assessment?

39What is the primary phenomenon discussed regarding sounds in natural speech?

40What dialect does the sound e in the word merry come from?

41What is the main role of feature units in TRACE?

42A closed consonant always has how many vowels?

43It is when the assimilated sound precedes and is affected by the conditioning sound. It is when the final and initial sounds mutually condition .....

44How do you say 0.42?

45Phonemes: Find the same digraphs wordchest, such, ....., pinch

46The First Sound Shift or Grimm's Law includes the Indo-European stops (bh, dh, gh, p, t, k, b, d, and g).

47Choose the word with the V-V (vowel, vowel) syllable division pattern that completes each sentence.I learned about the big news on the ..... (3 syllables)

48Type of Disfluency?: any small (< 200 msec) interruption of fluid speech

49How do we read the following:25 * 3

50Barito is a type of male voice that .....

51Repeat-Repeated-Repetir

52A branch of phonetics which studies the language in its historical development is .....

53What letter in Spanish sounds like the English letter "h" in all instances?

54What is the simplest and best way to show that two sounds contrast with each other?

55Which words have /sk/ sound?

56Based on the speed of movement of articulators

57The Standard Pronunciation in Great Britain is presented by:

58Which pair most strongly triggers alveolar$\rightarrow$velar assimilation?

59Normal speech curve has a ..... shape.

60If we want to place the stress in the first syllable in numbers that include the word-teen, which aspects do we have to consider?

61Who was the founder of phonology?